Spadecrazy

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How much did he win?

It's UNGAR, not Unger. Read the bio, it'll be all you need to know. Warner Brothers just purchased the rights to it and the producer of Ali and The Aviator is set to produce. Now the question is, WHO SHOULD PLAY STUEY?

I had to laugh when I saw this post, because I wasn't surprised at all. I was a waiter for years in a tourist town where many Australians came through. I would hate to wait on them b/c they DON'T tip. If the bill was over $35, they would maybe leave $1-2 max. They were known for their horrible tipping. That being said, I know that is how they were raised and what they are used to, but whatever happened to "When in Rome...?" I like the point made earlier too that if he's going to be hanging around American casinos playing, he should probably learn the proper tipping etiqutte. Unless, of course,

I'm all for Mikey. I haven't been this fired up since the Eagles/Patriots game and wanted the Eagles to destory New England. Get em Matusow!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Absolutely ridiculous suggestion.

Can anyone tell me where I can go to sign up to have live updates from the final table sent to my cell phone?

I also think it's important that the only pro left win. Not that I'd mind being one myself, but the one-hit wonders have gotta go. Especially with the biggest prize pool ever, having a pro win will give more merit to the game and I can stop hearing my friends and family tell me poker is all luck.

Phil Sings After winning a decent sized pot from Ayaz Mahmood, Phil Hellmuth belts into song. See if you can name that tune: "Guess who's back. Back again. Phil is back. Tell a friend." --Phil Hellmuth

don't know who this is- but she gets my vote. from one of the wsop events.http://www.pokerpages.com/gallery2/v/wsop2...y3+015.jpg.html

1.) Humberto Brenes2.) Erick Lindgren3.) Phil Laak4.) Jesus5.) Doyle Brunson

To be specific, he stumbles over a lot of what he says. There are a lot of umm...sooo's and he downright seems nervous a lot of the time, which to me, is uncomfortable to watch. The second thing is that he really doesn't seem to know poker or the people he's interviewing and seems to ask a lot of the same questions to the same person, but in different forms, which gets annoying for the interviewee and the audience. Not trying to flame, just giving constructive criticism.

They are talking about doing a Pay-per-view edited version the day after the final table for people who don't want to wait to see it.

Logical choice is Evelyn.